How to Say ‘We'll call you back this week.’ in French
Nous vous rappelons cette semaine.
noo voo rah-puh-LOHN set suh-MEN
[noo voo rah-puh-LOHN set suh-MEN]
Phrase Breakdown
Nous vous rappelons
noo voo rah-puh-LOHN
We will call you back
This is the present tense used for the near future. The 'e' in 'rappelons' is nearly silent.
Nous vous rappelons bientôt.
We'll call you back soon.
Words in this phrase
Nous
[noo]
we
First-person plural subject pronoun.
Nous avons une table pour vous.
We have a table for you.
vous
[voo]
you
Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.
Vous aimez le film?
Do you like the movie?
rappelons
[rah-puh-LOHN]
call back
Present tense 'nous' form of 'rappeler', to phone someone again; present used for near future.
Nous rappelons le client demain.
We will call the client back tomorrow.
cette semaine.
set suh-MEN
this week.
'Cette' is the feminine form of 'this'. Say 'set suh-men'.
Je travaille cette semaine.
I'm working this week.
Words in this phrase
cette
[set]
this
A determiner used to single out a specific thing.
Cette maison est ancienne.
This house is old.
semaine
[suh-MEN]
week
Feminine noun for a period of seven days.
Je fais du yoga deux fois par semaine.
I do yoga twice a week.
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